About Us
The American Tribute Ride is a ride for 2, 3, or 4 wheels that pays tribute to Law Enfocement, firefighters, EMTs, and military.
Badger Honor Flights Donation
The American Tribute Ride committee was very honored to take some of our proceeds from the 2015 ride [$1,000.00] and donate to the Badger Honor Flights out of Madison. Pictured is Jim Bublitz accepting the check from Chair Ron Naab.
2017 American Tribute Ride
Saturday, July 22, 2017 Starting at Wisconsin State Firefighters Memorial Park in Wisconsin Rapids. Ending at Theresa Firefighters Park.
Registration
Onsite Registration: 8:30 - 10:00 am. Opening Ceremony: 10:30 am. Kick Stands Up: 11:15 am.
Registration Includes:
Lunch, Port-a-Potties at Every Stop, Completely Escorted. Dinner meal tickets Available for purchase.
Questions?
Contact: Ron Naab - 262-629-9749 or rjnaab@frontier.com or Barb Pahl - 920-226-1829 / atride1@yahoo.com
Latest News
2017 American Tribute Ride is a Success
More than 140 participants in the American Tribute Ride (ATR) enjoyed near-perfect riding conditions from kickstands up through the end of the ride. This year’s ride began at the Wisconsin State Firefighters Memorial (WSFM) in Wisconsin Rapids. The ATR was greeted with enthusiasm along roads leading through small communities while […]
LA Squad 51 On Scene
You can still pre-register for the 2017 American Tribute Ride this SATURDAY, July 22. Save money, join us seeing some beautiful country and visiting some awesome fire departments along the way.
LA Co. Squad 51
A reproduction of LA County Squad 51 will be at the WSFM park this Saturday the 22nd from 8:30 and will lead us out of Wisconsin Rapids. You can still pre-register at www.americantributeride.com or contact Ron at rjnaab@frontier.com.
Evening Meal and program
If you would like to pay tribute to those Wisconsin Heroes that made the Supreme Sacrifice, join the #americantributeride convoy at 5:00 at the Theresa Fireman’s Park. You can support the fund raiser with the auction items and a great meal served by #leroymeats. Advance sale tickets are $10.00 purchased […]
STILL TIME TO REGISTER
The American Tribute Ride Committee has been working hard to put the Fifth Annual American Tribute Ride. This is the first year that the ride is not leaving from a Harley-Davidson Dealership it will be leaving from the Wisconsin State Firefighters Memorial park in Wisconsin Rapids. From the Rapids the […]
2017 SPONSORS
As a committee we are very grateful to the following companies/individuals that have stepped up to be a sponsor. Your monetary and in-kind contributions help us to make a difference. SECURITY LEUBKE ROOFING SUN GRAPHICS SCHUETTE HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING HOMETOWN TOWING AND REPAIR DIAMOND CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION WOODY & JAMIE […]
Committee Travels to Wis. State Firefighters Memorial
Members of the American Tribute Ride Committee traveled to Wisconsin Rapids on Saturday, the 17th of June to cut the grass, clean the Visitors Center and more. Here are those members, left to Right: John Schuster, Bruce and Debbie Bintzler, Ann and Ronald Naab and Paul Fahey. THANK YOU FOR […]
AMERICAN TRIBUTE RIDE COMMITTEE CONTINUES TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE
At the recent meeting of the committee it was decided that the committee will make a donation for a Legacy Stone to remember Larry Millard [LODD] of Endeavor-Moundville Fire Department this year. At this time the committee is actively accepting sponsorships of the ride and our program to help others. […]
New Sponsor of the 2017 American Tribute Ride
The American Tribute Ride Committee is truly grateful to have friends at the Endeavor Fire Department. They have arranged with Country Plumber of Portage to provide the porta-potties when we stop at the Endeavor Fire Station for lunch during our ride on Saturday, July 22nd.
AMERICAN TRIBUTE RIDE HAS A FINALIZED ROUTE
The 2017 American Tribute Ride (ATR) committee has got confirmation for all of our stops for this year’s ride. As this year’s ride will start at the Wisconsin State Firefighters Memorial Park in Wisconsin Rapids. We will be traveling along the Wisconsin River for some time and then going east […]
